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SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1887.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

f. O, Grimes & Co., of this city, lost fine
horse by collie on Wednesday.
Mr.. Levi N. Snader is putting up stable
and carriage house on his premises on Green
street.
MANY oats fields remain to be cut, and
much wheat has sprouted in consequence oil
the incessant rains.
A horse belonging to Mr.. George W. Mil
Ter, this city, was overcome by the heat while
at work on Thursday.
Cholera morbus is very prevalent. The
cause may be found in the hot weather, ice
water, stale fruit and overeating.
One hundred and eighty eight tickets were
sold at the depot here for the union Sunday
school excursion to Druid Hill Park last
Tuesday.
1t is rumored that railroad will be built
from Manchester to Greenmount, on the Bal
timore and Hanover Railroad, distance oil
three or four miles.
Messrs. p. II. Shriner & Son, furniture
dealers, have bought out the Union Bridge
Furniture Company. The latter were in bus
mess only few woeks
Rev. Thomas II. Lewis, A. NJ, d. D., pres.
ident of Western Maryland College, preached
at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Bati-
more, last Sunday morning.
Among the pensions granted last week was
one to Mrs. Gist, widow Of the late Thomas
b. Gist, soldier in the Mexican War. Mrs.
Gist now resides in Baltimore.
On Thursday last the Sunday School of
ACentenary NJ. +. Church, accompanied by a
humber Of friends, had picnic in the grove
f John Snowden, near this city.
Thomas Snyder, of this city, left on Thurs
morning for Monterey Springs, where he
accepted position as clerk, under MIR;
Nv. Power, who has charge of the hotel
season.
e Republican County Central Committee
zen called to meet ut the Sentinel office
Thursday, to name dates for primaries
unity convention to send delegates to
convention.
slIaf the Methodist Protestant church
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The delegation from Missouri to invite the
President to visit St. Louis in the beginning
Of October next, called upon Mr.. Cleveland
at the White House on Monday afternoon.
The delegates were received by the President
ae As s b. Msgof Rran SSs I ps St.
dent I accepted The Invitation and said the date
could be arranged afterwards. On Tuesday,
delegation Of 100 prominent citizens Of
Kansas City, called upon the President
and invited him to visit that city. g. II,
Allen, president of the Board Of Trade, and
o Republican in politics, headed the delegs.
ton, and presented an invitation in book
form, handsomely illustrated and nuntaiHed
81 900 names, Steps have been tahek To-
wards the selection Of q committee 70 hit,
during their coming Western ~
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YLINwooD ITEMS.
g EngIar and ililliiiI0Il

are visiting In Eher, Mrs. Caroline Englar.
Master EdeaI nseny has returned home
from Frederi here he has been spending
Liuwoodl Hpmeeting commentator Tues
day. The |np will be larger this year than
any of III previous ones. A great many
members bun Lancaster, Pa, are expected
to tent. rom present prospects the atten-
dance be very large. Levi Curry is to
furnish e ice cream.
On Eurday, % inst, we were visited by a
very ivy rain which caused the creek to
over ", since which time we have had an
abuy hnce of wet weather. 1t did considera-
BILE Image to the corn. 49,.
Henry Spielman contemplates building
M edition to his house this fall.
ealth of the community good.
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Tyrone Items.

The Sunday School of Baust's church will
hold a festival on the evenings of Angus Is
and 10, and continue all day on the 10th.
The school will march from the church to the
grove of J. Hesson, near Tyrone, where sew
erai addresses will be made by prominent
speakers. The Pleasant Valley Band will be
in attendance.
Rev. D. A. Souders will preach at Baust' s
Church on Sunday at 2 p. m. The Sunday
school viii meet at l p. m.
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Taneytown Items.

Mr. Joseph II. Lefevre, of Littlestown, was
in town on Wednesday.
The Clymer family, celebrated for their
musical talent, exhibited in Eckenrode' Hall,
on Wednesday evening They rendered some
excellent music on the streets shortly after
their arrival Wednesday morning.
Why don't the Street Commissioners see
that the streets are passahle at all tiWesf un
Sundays, while teams are hitched on both
sides Of the streets and the centers blookaded
with stones, makes it so that no one can pass
unless by climbing over the rocky precipice.
This form of streets should be considered q
nuisance
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At a meeting of the Trustees of Krider's
Church, last week, ii was decided to call
meeting of both congregations at the church
on this Saturday afternoon, July 30, at l
O clock, in order to take action in regard to
the damage dons "a it by the recent storm.
A full attendance is requested as prompt
measures must be taken to prevent greater
| lnss
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Farm and Per
sonal Property-Chas. B. Roberts and Jas.
A. C. Bond, Trustees.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Farm and Per-
sonal Property-Chas. B. Roberts and Jas.
A. C. Bond, Trustees.
Executors Sale of very valuable Real Els
tate-James II. and Melanchton Myers, Elk
ecutors.
Executors Sale ola Valuable Farm-Lewii
b. and Edmund Lippy, Executors.
See the Greatest System, &c-Eph. b.
Repp, Agent, New Windsor, Md.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
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the violin and piano, Tor Whlcli
felt themselves particularly indebted. Messrs.
Harry Albaugh and Marshall Deyilbiss also
accompanied with the violin and added much
to the pleasure of the occasion. Vocal music
was also enjoyed. The whole musical selec,,
tons embraced some of the most classical
down to SIT was all on account of some
BODY Refreshments were served later IN
excellent style, embracing delicious ice cream,
ice cold lemonade, abundance of cake, con-
fectionery, &C., all of which was greatly en-,
loved. A delightful evening was spent and
the midnight hour was fast approaching when
the guests took leave of their genial host and
hostess who were indefatigabe in their efforts
to give their guests a pleasant time, and that
they succeeded was attested by the many ex-
pressions of pleasure emanating from all.
The following ladies and gentlemen were
present; Misses Alice and Mary Nusbaum,
Ida Cover, May and Mamie Snader. Lizzie
Engler, Ida Snader, Emma Snader, Ida Eng
lar, Ida Deyilbiss, Mamie Devilbiss, Hannah
Skunk, of Baltimore; BERTHE Snader, of Va. !,
Carrie Smith, Prof. John Roger. of Westmin
ster; Marshall Devilbiss, Harry AlbaugI
John Bale, Oden Snader Milton Snadef
Abram Snader, Edwin Snader, JOS. +: Eng
lar, JOS L. Englar, Philip Englar, j. Ezra
Stem, Lee Myers, Marshall Nusbaum, Howard
Devilbiss, Joseph Cover. John Snader, Roy
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Snader and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Smith.
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A Pleasant Evening.

Last Monday evening, the 18th inst, large
company of young folks by special invitation
repaired to the handsome residence of Mr..
and Mrs Philip B. Snader, near New Windsor,
where a sumptuous entertainment was given
in honor of their neice, Miss Anna Weybright,
of Double Pipe Creek, who was visiting them
at the time. Despite the threatening elements
the guests arrived at the appointed time and
were accorded most cordial welcome by the
host and hostess in their usual pleasant man:
ner, latter which they disposed themselves upon
the lawn and porch where they gave them
selves up to a free and jogial conversation.
A feature of the evening was the'feally excel.
lent music rendered by Prof. John Roger, of
Westminster, and Miss Anna Weybright upon
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may7 amo
Tee CREAM AND Wal

can supply the citizens of
and Carroll county with frst-cl
Ice Cream and Water Ice. Pri'
furnished with either by the q
gallon. Large orders will receive
tention. Orders delivered within ~
limits or at the railroad free of charge.
RSs@ Send orders to Postofice, Box
Those wanting Cream for Sunday should 3
in their orders by o'clock Saturday aft
noon. ]. D. CR0WL,
may7 6m Westminster, Nd.
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THE CRANBERRY Sabbath School
i viii hold their annual celebration
in the grove adjoining the schoolho9se, on
Saturday, September 3rd, 1887. Several
prominent speakers will address the school.
a band of music will enliven the occasion.
Ice cream and confectioneries will be sold for
the benefit of the school. july 2S:td
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
-nlNDERFORD BROS
l,lARNER oF MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS.

TrkMs.-s2 per year. in advance. Single copies 5
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arc IJiGd unless at the option of the publishers -
ADVERTISING RATES-One square Is linesl VIII
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SSf5O; MONTHS s.; II months, IS. Business CARDS
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lie continued until forbid and charged aecordlneiy.
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price business Locals 10 cents per line. Marriages
and Deaths inserted free. Obituaries ana fersohai
Communications cents per line: ,,,,
sS~Aii correspondence with this office should be
addressed to 1.-THE ADVOCATE.
Entered at the Post Office, Westminster, Maryland
as Second Glass Matter.
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A Correction.

EDITORS OF ADVOCATE IL am informed
that the inference drawn from the report o
the case of Bud Hill, appearing in your las
| issue, is that it involved questions so new
doubtful and important as 20 deter the Judge
from deciding them, and consequently the
power Of the Burgess of New Windsor to en-.
force the laws of the corporation is doubted
and the peace of that co@aaa11
issilt my lllnliity endangered.
dufy, therefore, TO correct this
mistaken conclusion, that 1T may not lead to
violations of law Hill was committed to jail
by the Burgess of New Windsor in default of
the payment of fine imposed on him Tor
violating an ordinance OF the corporation pro-
hibiting disorderly conduct lie obtained
the writ of habeas corpus, and at the hearing
commended that he was illegally detained IN
Jail. LIST. Because he had not been convicted
after presentment, indictment and the right
of trial by jury, secured to citizens OF Mary
land by the declaration of rights of the con
stitution of MARYLAND. End. That he had not
been tried according to the procedure in such
case provided by oh. 2ll of the Act of 1880,
which is by presentment and indictment IN
the Circuit Court.
The first question is settled by the Court
of Appeals of Maryland in the case OF the
State vs. Glenn, As Nd. Reports, which de-
cIdeS that the privileges seCuiVu " SiNESho "
the declaration of rights do not extend to
such cases as Hills. The second question is
disposed of by the public local law of 1872,
CHI. l5S, fully empowering the Burgess to ar
rest, try and commit in such cases as Hills.
This act, coming in conflict with the public
general law of $780, oh. 2ll, prevails over 1t
by virtue of sec. 10 of art. LIST OF the code,
which provides that when q public general
law and public local law conflict, the local
law shall prevail. 1t will be seen, therefore
that the questions involve no doubt. On the
contrary, the law is so clear and emphatic
that it is safe to say no judge would now
seriously consider the points cantended for.
1t is certain the judge in Hills case did not,
Hill was released because the judge was not
satisfied that the commitment alleged all facts
necessary to be shown by an officer with lin
tied jurisdiction, and that being matter
easily corrected in future case, and the power
and authority of the Burgess and commits
sioners being totally unaffected by his release,
it was not considered proper to take any fur
ther action in case of no Importance what
ever in principle. d. N. HENNING,
States Attorney.
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July 0 81 aingg Of the orpnang. court.

Q1ugS u the OIpnduS OouIt.
cu.s nu1Nelhly 25th.-The Safe Deposit and
Af Baltimore, administrator OF
DILLINAsler. deceased, settled End ac-
Ilizzell, administrator Of Eliza
Office One Doc
BanNing was appointed and bonded
Nobias g., Charles s., Joshua
VIII Wis; Leila (. and Jennie E. Ying-
eo1 ITs 81 escIA executor of James Feeser,
''i7 Mem Rindsor. NV tesamentary bond and
foiiow;rg of each ell real estate.
T,,,s,5o,,s N hdminstrator d. b. II. C. t..
Fr;day N each M ebster, deceased, returned
A., aya,;n1 stock.
One of the firm n.-'anes henry myers
Office. Me-, eieeators u 9acon
I 10000 FIR sdminis-.tor Of Rachel
retqFDsd inventory Of
have the above ID received order to sell
Brick for sale, and VI orderio notify eredi-
number desired, in an
sons intending 70 pun for the Week.
stock anu iearn p PES at a. m. and so at
to be undersold. Bricl Inl, sow =.
near the JAIL RoBERt :. M; loudy, witt
ap2 emo Suiy oensralI,
lCo-PARTNERsH ss .1aSssg u g ih {
J. H. BILaIRGsLEA, N. D.. RNT,t 97-mer
Have this day formed N'ui1 SereraIl,
the practice Of medicine, m, m. an;
Billingslea & Herring. D sl; a'i
will be at his residence. ornf might nigh
r street, Dr.; Heringi's st o1hsI = 2 at i
opposite Cootes' hotes;
. Westminster, Nd, Ma
may9:tf
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MARRIED.

In Westminster, Nd, July 9th. 1887, by
Rev. J. T. Ward, d. D., Samuel Stevenson
and Miss Minerva Heiner.
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VoMMIssIoNERs NOTICE.

Tie County Commissioners Of Carroll
county viii meet at their Office, in Westmin-
ster. on the FIRST MONDAY OF AUGUST,
1881. for the transaction of business.
Nv order, CHAS. BRILLIANT,
iulya Clerk.
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FESTIVAL AT UNION MILLS

The Ladies Mite Society of Moorhead NJ
E. Church will hold an open air Festival on
the Academy Grounds on Friday evening,
August 9Th, and Saturday afternoon and nigh,
August 9th. A Band of Music will proDa}
be present on Saturday evening. No.
Proceeds for the benefit of the churl
cordially invited. Jul
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ICE CREAM, WATER

Having fitted up my Ice Greg
with new and improved machinJ
ing large supply of Ice, l cal
Mics, Sunday Schools, Excur
BOARDING Houses and Private i
the best quality of Ice Cream an
at reasonable rates. My wagon
orders in Westminster on sumo
hereafter. Patrons will please
for Sundays by telephone by
Saturday afternoons. Special prie
School Festivals, Excursions and
Highest Cash Price paid for CREAM
JAMES w. BEACH
may7 amo AvorF
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Armour's beef house, at the stock yards IN
Chicago, was destroyed by fire Wednesday
evening. The lossis estimated at nearly $780,:
900: insurance, $195, 900. -
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0NYDERsBURG Lutheran and Re-
y form Union Sabbath School will hold q
celebration in Mr.. Bosley's grove, near the
Church, on the 9th day Of August Yoeat
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"HE GERMAN LUTHERAl

HNHE GEhMAN LO n! y. e,
nual celebration on Saturday, July 80. mi
nent speakers will be present and good music
will be supplied. Refreshments. for the
benefit of the school viii be sold on the
Ground. Should the weather prove untayoF-
able the celebration viii be held on Monday,
August 1st. 11ly zo-zt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters testament
tary on the Personal Estate of
ELEANOR ALLEN,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
warned to exhibit the same, with the youeh-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of
February, 1898; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day oil
July, 1887.
THOMAS J. LINDSAY,
July IG At Executor.
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HOUSE AND LOT

The Lot contains Acres of land more "a
or less, and is situated in Uniontowns -
district, adjoins lands Of Daniel S. Diehl and
others. 1t will be sold on reasonable terms,
as the subscriber intends to remove. Fine
variety of choice Fruit trees.
July IS St. ANDREW MCCAIN.
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PARTICIPATION NOTICE.
NOTICE TO On

N Office 70
This is to give ~
has obtained from
the recess of the
county, in Maryla
the Personal EstaV
ALGERNON
late of Carroll count
sons having claims agS
warned to exhibit the he,
ers thereof legally auth&ticaN
scriber, on or before the 9th day.
1888; they may otherwise by
cluded from all benefit of said ed
Given under my hand this
July, 1887.
MARY WITHERS I'll
jnly9 At
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ToLLEcr YOUR BILLS.
DR. E. c. FAHRNEY,
Specialist in Chronic Diseases

All correspondence strictly confidential and
attended to promptly. No. 20 Prospect ST.,
Hagerstown, Md.
At Westminster, Nd, the first and third
Monday of every month, beginning with Mon
day, June Doth, 1887.
At Mechanicstown, Nd, every other Satur-
day beginning with Saturday, June 4th, 1887.
june 4.
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NIT. UNION Sabbath School, near,
IXl Lanver P. o. viii have its annual eel
ebration on Saturday, August 10th. Sever9f
other schools are expected to be prese
Prominent speakers will deliver address,
The Beckleysvile Band will be present sncs
furnish the music. The public are invited to
attend. july 70
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TRUsTEE's SALE
- OLA
VALUABLE FARM.

by virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Coz,
for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, ap>
passed IN cause No. 24S6 Equity in said CoA 4
the undersigned, trustee appointed therein
will offer at public sale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, goth DAY ofAUGUST. 1887.
at O'Clock, p. M, all that valuable farm
containing
IS ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS
lying in Freedom district, Carroll county, Nd
on the Bartholow and Schauk Mill road. ad
joining the lands of Philip NJ. Gore aul
Alfred L. buckingham and others, being tn
same land of which Joseph II. Wheeler died
seized and possessed. The improvements
$40 consist of a good Dwelling
AIas.b House, new bank barn and ali
1fsshsz other outbuidings, in excellent
s4 s1s39-c condition. There is also GneI
supply OF water and an orchard of excellentI
fruit This property is highly improved, and
oilers rare opportunity to any one desiriD
a comfortable home.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by III
decree are: One-third of the purchase none
cash on the day of sale or upon the ratification
thereof by the Court; the balance in two equal
payments, of and IS months, secure,
by the notes of the purchaser or purchasers
to the satisfaction of the trustee. and bearin
interest from the day of sale.
ROBERT WHEELER, Trustee.
Julyz3ts j. A. G. Bond, Sol'r.
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Bakers No. 1 Dissolved Raw
Bone.

This firm was among the first in the trade to
manufacture Bone Meal. 1t has been sold by
our house from its beginning, and will be
greatly sought after this fall. We recommend
it to persons who want good fertilizer.
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PHOSPHATE. PHOSPHATE.

If you want First Class Reliable FERTILIZER
90 to e. o. Grimes Il Co. All Phosphates
Call and see us before purchasing for fall
saedina, Us It will pay you, Ourprices range
from Sl6 to ss7 per ton, according to quality.
z. O. Grimes Il Co.
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r oST OR MISLAID-Twenty- five OF
IL thirty Keys of various kinds. on ring.
A suitable reward will be paid for their re.
ssnrn to this Office. july 1856
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We Have other Well-Known
Brands of Fertilizers,

To WHICH we will call your attention in a
future advertisement.
N. !. GORSUCH & SON,
iuy23 Westminster, Md.
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Business Locals.
nonNrpY nnARn wANrEn.


Board for two ladies' at a farm house at or
close by station o lthe Western Maryland
Railroad for q montn. Address the Advocate,
Westminster. Nd.
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MoRTeAA
VALUABLE LITX
In Hnmnstead District. CnrfI.l]

VALUABLE LITX
In Hampstead District, Carfcle
By virtue of the power of sale confef
a mortgage from Jesse Little and Cathe.
z. Little, his wife, to Henry Ruby, bear
date March Goth, A. d. 1885, and recorf
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records
Carroll county, in Liber G. A. NJ. No, =,
folio 81, &c, the undersigned, as executor of
the last will and testament of the said Henry
Ruby, deceased, will sell at public sale, on the
premises, on
Tuesday, The 18th day Of august, 4. d. 1887,
at . o'clock, p. M, tract or parcel of land
containing
81 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
The improvements thereon are 2.story Il
Dwelling House, good cor
zalN house, smoke house, and othe
III mt outbuildings; the land is in
All5I 351akzsI good state of cultivation; two'
good apple orchards on it, and there are from
10 to 20 acres Of woodland. A small stream
runs through the property, and there are two
good springs of water on it. There is school
house within one-quarter of mile, and a.
church within one-half mile. 1t is located on
the road leading from Carrollton Station, w.
NJ X, r., to the Gorsuch road about one
mile from the former place and about one
half mile from the latter, adjoining the lands
of Eli S. Martin, John Neudecker, Jacob
Lester and others.
Terms of Sale cash; or, if desired by the
purchaser OR purchasers, one-half cash On tn
day of sale or on the ratification by the Court,
and the other one-half in six months from the
day of sale; the credit payment to be secured
by the note of the purchaser or purchasers.
with approved security, bearing interest from
the day OF sale. 500 deposit will be required
on day of sale
JOHN H. RUBY,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Henry Ruby, deceased, mortgage.
George l.. Stocksdale, Solicitor.
July23 IS r. C. Matthews, Aubt'r.
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NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale a TRACT OF LAND, formerly a
part of "Clover Hill" lying near Patapsco
Falls. 1t is of very excellent quality, IN 2
high state of cultivation. VIII sell TO- 20, on
or more acres to suit, on very reasonable
terms. A clear title given. For further in
formation apply to E. N. BUCKINGHAM,
my9 Near Finksburg, Carroll co., Md.
dha 600 TO LOAN on LIST mortgage, in
a. snms of not less than $500. $1,000 to
loan on list mortgage. $500 to loan on LIST
mortgage. Money to loan at all times on
frst-cIass mortgage. No commissions charged
and easy terms given.
L. l.. BILLINGSLEA,
Attorney at Law, Office Main St op. Court,
mar19:tf Westminster, Md.